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Well Known In PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, January 19.-Miss
Nina Clarke Van Zandt, the young lady
who is so anxious to marry August Spies,
the condemned Chicago Anarchist, is well
remembered by many people in this city,
where she was born and where he child
hood was passed. The family resided
for some years on Master street, near
Eighteenth, and the neighbors who recall
the little Miss of 10 or II years of age as
last seen by them, describe her rs child
full of life and tending toward the genus
known as "tOmboy," and manitesting at
that early age self-will and determination
which have characterized her so strongly
in her relations with her lover the AnaT-
chist Spies.
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OF course this is q bluff.
1T BooMs BUFFALO.
How the Inter State Commerce Bill Affects
Trade on the Lakes.

How the Interstate Commerce Bill Affects
Trade on the Lakes.
BUFFALO, n. Y, January l9.-As the
marine season approaches again the expec-
tations of vessel owners appear TO expand,
and the price of vessel property steadily
goes up. There is still plenty Of it in the
market, but the prices asked are Ear be
yond what the same vessels could have
brought q year ago. Enthusiastic vessel
owners are talking Of fabulous gains next
season. They are not going TO make many
carrying contracts yet. One owner stated
to-day that vessels would not accept ST. 40
on ore from Escanaba, and yentured a pre-
diction that the new island and Marquette
districts would be paying upward Of $3 be-
fore next fall. Already the lines are being
drawn looking to q booming season from
the hrst.
The Interstate Commerce bill is now ex.
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A National Charter Granted.

PHILADELPHIA, January l9.-The as
sembly of machinery contractors of the
Knights of Labor throughout the United
States have been granted n national trades
charter by the General Executive Board
with this qualification: The assemblies
composed Of boilermakers, blacksmiths
patternmakcrs, etc, are kindred trades to
machine contractors, and which il was in
tended the national organization should
embrace, couldUoin the National District
Assembly, but they should not be forced
to do 50. The action is expected 10 put
new life into the iron working assemblies
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The DOW Law Constitutional.

CINCINNATI, January 19.-SeniOr &
SIMS, wholesale liquor dealers, brought
suit n the Superior Court recently to test
the cons ,StutiOnality of the Dow liquOr-tax
law and its applicability to wholesale deal
ers. The queStions were decided by the
court declaring tie law constitutional and
that it applied TO wholesale dealers. There
are about sixty dealers in Cincinnati IN
terested in the question, and they propose
to carry the case 10 eSnpreme Court
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Forty Eight Votes for Van Wyck.

LINCOLN, NEB., January 19.-The Leg
islature met IN joint session at noon and
balloted for United States Senator with
the following result: Van Wyck ~, Pad
dock rep II, Weaver (Rep.) IA, Miller
(Dem.) 10, Cobb rep 8, Laird rep.
5, Munger DEM 5, Norton Dem. A..
Thayer Rep 3, Rose rep =, Nance,
Dilworth, Majors, Thurston and Maxwell,
all Republicans, and Brady Dem. l each.
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Dawes Reelected.

BoSTON, January 19.-Henry l.. Dawes
was reelected Senator in the joint meeting
of the Legislature to-day. The Senate and
the House convened at noon. The ballot
stood: Necessary to elect 13s; Dawes, 20;
Long, SO; Robinson, So; Collins, 81. The
ballot was not officially announced, as
the Democrats Immediately began chang
ing their votes from Collins to Dawes, and
when order was restored and the tOotings
counted up it was found that Dawes had
been re. elected.
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LOVE has 4 peculiarity, it is said, of
laughing Mt locks. The love OF Miss VAN
ZANBT and Anarchist SPIES will now
have q chance OF indulginS it's visible pro-
penSities at the expense of the Chicago
Jail lock, rs the Sheriff says he will not
admit MiSs'YAN ZANDT to the Jail under
any consideration. 1t is thought the lock
can stand it.
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NEW YORK SENATORSHIP.
The Joint Convention Adjourns After
Taking Ono Ballot.

ALBANY, January 19.-After the usual
formalities the two Houses of the Legisla.
ture met at II o'clock to-day in joint con-
vention for the purpose OF electinga United
States Senator to succeed Warner Miller
Lieutenant Governor Jones presiding. The
joint convention proceeded TO vote, eacl
Senator and Assemblyman rising and an
nouncing his choice. The balloting re.
suited as follows: Total number of votes
east, las; necessary for choice, 10; Mil.
Ter, AZ; Morton, 33; Hiscock, II; Weed,
81. The joint convention then adjourned
until II o'clock tomorrow.
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pected to become law, and it is generally
held that this alone will draw q large
amount of trade from the railroad TO the
lakes. ''You will see Buffalo 90 ahead
next season as she never did before" said
vessel owner, 'just from her lake trade,
and she is booming now. If the bill passes,
vessel property will be away up from what
it is now. know that the propeller lines
are making all their calculations for this
state Of things, but they deny the facts. F"
The dry docks and ship yards are full
Of work. and consequently those who de-
sire to build new boats this season are un-
able TO find yard in which the work can
be done.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-20

SENATOR SONIMERvILLE nominated Mr..
CAMDEN in the Democratic caucus last
night in a speech briefly setting forth the
high qualifications of his candidate among
the many worthy Democrats of West Eir-
ginia. Thirty-Seven members were pres
ent and all voted for Mr.. CAMDEN except
two who east their ballots respectively for
Hon. JOHN J. DAVIS and Judge
HNYHoND. The nomination was made
unanimous.
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Cairo Notes.

Special telegram Ia The Register.
CAIRO, W. Va, January l9.-The B. K
o. X. Il. Company will build q new depot
at Cairo, the rock for the foundation
already secured. ID. NJ. Gregor's store
stands on the site for the depot and the
company has ordered its removal, which
will he done in short time.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
of the Ritchie county telephone line will
take place at Harrisville, next Tuesday.
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Hon. HENRY q. DAVIS is not thinking
of the Uuited States Senate. The ex-Sen-
ator'S friends say the campaign last Fall
WIS made and the Democratic victory won
by senator CAMDEN, and that he is enti-
tied To the fruits of success.
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icans or to take any action that will enable
them to even dictate the Senator. want
to see Democrat elected by Democratic
votes, and this hope to see, and am salts
lied that my constituents will approve my
course"
NOTES.
Col. John Vance, of GallipOlis, was on
hand.
John Holt, of Wheeling, arrived just in
time to take in the caucus.
Hon. John d. Anderson handsomely en-
tertained Senator Kenna and n party OF
fifteen with game supper this evening, at
Hawks.
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church,,I Kra..ur.. the Lo,aiI.,.,

LONDON, January l9.-Iord Randolph
Churchill has written letter To Major
Saundcrson, Loyalist member Of Parlia.
ment for the North Division Of hrmsgb, in
which he says: "My attachment Ia the
Union and to the Ulster Loyalists In. un.
dergone no diminuti0n. 1"
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No matter what parts IL may nuaily A.
feet, catarrh always starts In the bead, ,sod
lelone,s 10 the bead. There s no mystery
about the origin Of this direfnl diseaae. lt
begins In . neglected cold. One Of tho
kind thar is .'sure 10 he better in . few
daysu Tbo0znDds Of victims know bow
il Is by sad czpsxiesce. Ely's Cream Baa9
cures colds In the head and catanh n ell
it, Stages. Not . nutf o. liquid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-20

THE Council of the prohibition town of
Atlanta, Ca, has been forced to license a
large number OF wine rooms and the Pro-
hihitjouiSts are dishearteued, and no won
der. It's enough to drive them to drink
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-20

THE Superior Court Of Hamilton cOuu-
", o., has decided tAe Dow liquor tax law
to be constitutional, and applicable alike
10 wholesale and retail dealers. The case
will be taken to the Supreme Court.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-20

TuE New York Republican caucus nom-
mated lIISCUCE on the eighteenth ballot.
The MuETnN men, SOlidly, and one MIL
LEE man, went over TO him, settling what
looked like a deadlock.
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ProhIhItionists Di.hsartened.

ATLANTA, GA, January 19.-The new
City Council has licensed large number
of wine rooms, aud the Prohibitionists are
disheartened.
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PRESIDENT PRICE says he Is not work
ing for HENRY G.. DAVIS; that ne will
enter into no combination with Republi-
cans, and that he wants to see 4 Democrat
elected by Democratic votes. From this
We Judge that Mr.. PRICE will vote for
CAMDEN when the ballOting begins. II
is not probable that any other Democrat
can be elected by Democratic votes alone.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-20

LOxG ago, says the N. Y. Comneroai
Advertiser, Baron Liebes made himself
famous for discovering beef eItraef, and
now the Liebig Company Is again succeas-
ful In it combination Of beef, coca, rare
old sherry and iron, forming Liebig Co. .
Coca Beef Tonic, q valuable remedy for
those debiIitated or afflicted with iDdiess-
ton, liver complaints, asthma, shstiesed
constitution, or biliOusnes.
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The Fresh Fragrance

OF S0Z0DONF renders ii the most agree
able article ever used as tooth wash. 1t
has none Of the acid properties Of the
astringent tooth powders, and instead OF
contracting the gums, it renders them firm
and elastic,
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HISCOCK NOMINATED.

The Morton Men and One Miller Man Go
Over to Him.
ALBANY, n. Y, January 19.-Tbe eau
Gus of the Republican members Of the
State Legislature met here to-
night for the purpose OF
selecting a candidate for United States
Senator to succeed Waroer Miller. On
the eighteenth ballot Hiscock received
the solid Morton vote and Mr.. Frost
changed from Miller to Hiscock, thus Civ
ing the AZ, and nominating him. The
choice was made unanimous.
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Farwell Declared Elected .

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, January l9.-Thc
Legislature met in joint session at noon to,
day and canyassed the vote cast yesterday
for United States Senator, and Hon. Chas.
B. Farwell was declared elected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-20

Mr.. RUsKIN thinks there is a great tut
ure for American art-but he hardly real
izes the enormous demand over here for
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup. Indeed, he
doesn't.
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G.. X. Davis Elected.

ST.. PAUL, MINI, January 19.-The
Minnesota Legislature, in joint session to-
day, elected c. X. Davis, United States
Senator to succeed Mr., MaMillan.
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PROFESSOR TOMMY DASFORTH won the
glove fight with Professor JACK HARDING
on the Hudson yesterday in the eleventh
rOund on foul.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-20

The eyes of Democrats all over the
country are centred on the Democrats of
West Virginia, Republicans almost every
where show 4 solid front
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PHYSICIANS PgEsCRIBE Dr. j. III. Nc
Leans Tar Wine Lung Balm, in II they
find no trace Of opium or morpbia while
its efficacy in curing all throat or lung dis
eases il wonderful. ~ cents bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-20

CAMDEN willeertainly receive six of the
votes Ot thirteen Democrats who remained
out of the caucus, Speaker Rowan thinks.
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u.,,u,,ou uofP.rnellI,. members.

LONDON, January l9.-ln reference b
the retention of Parncllite members Of
Parliament at Westminster, Mr.. Gladstone
writes: with regard TO the proposed pro-
vision for enabling Ireland 10 take part IN
the Imperial concerns, such PROPOSAL would
naturally take definite form II the time
should arrive for framing new bill"
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MR. CANmEN's prospects are much
brighter since the unanimity of the caucus
has shown how strong he is among Demo
Gratis
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G.. Hearsh Elected.

SACRAMENTO, CAL, January 19.-The
Legislature in joint convention elected q.
Hearsh, Democrat, U. S. Senator.
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THERE are indications that there will be
vigorous opposition to the Interstate Com
merce Bill in the House.
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THE expected passage Of the Interstate
Commerce bill is booming the Lake trade
at Buffalo.
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1T is now no personal fight Of Mr.. CAM
DEN but the battle Of the Democratic
party.
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For Coaghs and Throat Dlsordsrs ne
BsovS's BRONCHIAL TEocHp. Have never
changed my mind resperting them, except
think better n that which began thinking well
of"-Rer. H1Sy Word Beecber. Sold only I'm
boxex
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Ean mnran,. RnnernI-

WASHINGTON, d. C., January l9.-The
funeral OF Gen. w. B. Hazen, late CHIEF
signal officer of the army took place this
afternoon from st. Johns p. E. Church,
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FOR ONE DOLLAR.

The DAILY REGISTER ,rR be sent for
one dollar, payable in adranee, during the sit-
ting Of the Legislature Fun proceedings triIl
btpH6Sshsd daily.
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NEWS AND COMMENT.
THE WEATHER..

For West Virginia, SoutheaSterly shifting to
colder northweSteriy winds, fair weather, fol-
owed by snow.
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ANOTHER special order from Rome ''un-
frocks" DR.. MCGLYNN.
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The Maine Senator.

AUGUSTA, Me-, January 19.-At noon
to-day Eugene Hale was declared elected
United States Senator from March next
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GEN. HAzEN was buried yesterday.

CAMDEN
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long and continued cheers and applause by

long and continued cheers and applause by
the assemblage.
The nomination of Senator Camden was
endorsed in appropriate remarks of Hon.
Iohn NJ. Hamilton, Chairman of the House
Judiciary Committee, and Senator Charles
L. Brown, of the County of Jackson.
NO OTHER NOMINATION.
The name of Hon. VIM. L. Wilson was
presented but subsequently withdrawn.
No other nominations were made,
Upon q call of the rolls of the tive
houses, all the members who had signed
the call voted for Camden, except Hiuer,
of Pendleton, who voted for Judge Hay
mOnd, and Shaw. of Barbour, who voted
for John J. Davis.
Senator Camden having received ma
jority of all the votes cast was declared
the nominee of the caucus for United
States Senator.
On motion of Senator Van Pelt, the
nomination was made unanimous, and
the caucus adjourned sine die.
MUCH DISCUSSION.
The result of the caucus has been the
subject of discussion upon the streets and
through the hotel lobbies since its adjourn
ment and the comment has been univer-
sal that for the character of the men who
composed it the question of their Democ-
racy and the unanimity of their choice
never has had precedent in the history of
the politics of the State, Dur
ing the whole of the night up
to the close of these dispatches a constant
stream of visitors has been in and out of
Mr.. Camden's rooms congratulating him
upon the fact that out of thirty-seven
Democrats against whose character for
Democracy and ability no man dare raise
Il question, he received Ihirty-iiye votes on
the first ballot and was declared the unani-
nous and harmonious choice of the Demo
Gratis of the Legislature. These congratu-
lations have been sincere and hearty, and
the result OF the nights deliberation has
changed from the personal candidacy of q
gentleman for the exalted
position of Senator OF the United States
to that of
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az have the honor, sir, to opresent 10 TINS
c,ucus and I trust that it may be the
nIeasure of this caucus to confer its NOM
ination tonight upon one of our distin-
guished United States Senators, tothe Hon.
Iobnsop N. Camden, of the county ot
Wood" 80.
pna name of Camden was received with
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The Washington critic., 1887-03-19
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

Tho Bank OF the State of New York has
increased Its capital stock from 500, 900 to
el,.OO,CCO.
Michael llolfnusky, Hungarian, fatally
shot his wife ana then killed himself In Chi
cago yesterday. Cause, poverty and de-
spondency.
Judge David W. Small of Milwaukee,
Wis, was yesterday suspended from prac-
ticc as an attorney and counselor-at-law in
any court In the State for period of six
months succeeding March II for neglccting
the interests OF client.
The argument In the trunk line and coal
pool cases, which was to have taken place
al Harrisburg, Pa, yesterday, has bcon
postponed until Friday, the 25th, owing to
The illness OF Mr.. Wayne McVeagh and the
inability of other counsel to be present.
In the case OF Charles 4. Foster of
Quincy, Mass, against the Old Colony
Railroad for injuries received at the Dor
chester avenue crossing in South Boston
year ago, finding has been filed IN the
superior Court in favor OF the plaintiff OF
S2O,7lj.
In Syracuse, n. v, yesterday, In the
suit OF John A. Cole VS.. the Star Baseball
Association for damages for Injuries re-
ccivcd through the breaking OF the railing
during game at Star Park In tue sumner
VI i.I'' iuc jury uNuiuCd Lhc piilutlll
s3,5lG.
Fleet Steele, the son OF Contractor Steele,
Thomas Middleton and James Il. Preston,
have been arrested by the Brooklyn, n. Y,
police, charged with tho murder OF Charles
Jemenez on the night of March | in Brook
Ign saloon. Young Steele is charged with
having struck the fatal blow.
Forty representative merchants and
manufacturers Of Chicago have organized
an association to resist the railroads In the
advancement In the mileage Of commercial
travellers. They favor the idea of selecting
one Eastern aud one Western road to do
their business. aud boycotting all the rest
Philadelphia City Councils have passed
the ordinance giving permission to the Me
trOpoli0n Railroad Company to build an
underground rapid transit railroad through
the entire length Of Market and of Broad
streets; another north and south on Third
street, and branch out Ridge avenue aud
down Diamond to Third.
Peter English the burglar who three
weeks ago tried to murder Oillccr Iligcin-
botham Of the New York police, was ar
rested In New York yesterday. English Is
supposed to he the murderer of Lyman $.
Weeks, who was killed at his home In
Brooklyn, on Tuesday morning last, by a
burgler, who entered the basement, and
who was surprised at Ills work by Mr..
Weeks.